Zachary & Robert
Things To Do
Cusco Cathedral & Plaza de Armas
The main square of Cusco and the heart of the city. Surrounded by beautiful colonial architecture, restaurants, and cafes, it’s the perfect place to wander, relax, and take in the energy of the city.
San Pedro Market
A lively local market filled with fresh produce, juices, traditional foods, and handmade goods. A great place to experience everyday Cusco life and pick up unique souvenirs.
Qorikancha, Temple of the Sun
One of the most important Inca temples, later built over by a colonial church. It offers a striking look at Inca stonework beneath Spanish architecture and is a key historical site in the city.
Saqsaywaman
An impressive Inca archaeological site overlooking Cusco, known for its massive stone walls and sweeping views of the city below. The scale and precision of the stonework remain an architectural marvel, with enormous stones fitted together so tightly that their construction continues to puzzle historians today.
Twelve Angled Stone
A famous example of Inca masonry located on a historic street in Cusco. The perfectly cut and interlocking stones fit together with incredible precision, with no mortar, making it a small but striking architectural marvel that showcases the ingenuity of Inca engineering.
White Christ Statue & Panoramic Overlook
A scenic viewpoint featuring a large white Christ statue overlooking Cusco. One of the best panoramic views of the city, especially beautiful at sunset.
Manos de la Comunidad
A community artisan space in Cusco’s San Blas area showcasing traditional Peruvian crafts and textiles made by local artists. Visitors can learn about weaving techniques, browse handmade goods, and often tour the space while interacting with alpacas and llamas on site, including the chance to feed them and take photos.